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Chalmers v Fraser, dated 1793. Chamberlain v Hewetson, dated 1695. see also DEL 8/74...
Catalogue reference: DEL 2/17
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This record is about the Chalmers v Fraser, dated 1793. Chamberlain v Hewetson, dated 1695. see also DEL 8/74... dating from 1630-1831 in the series Registrar of the High Court of Delegates and of the High Court of Admiralty: Cause.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- DEL 2/17
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1630-1831
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Description (What the record is about)
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- Chalmers v Fraser, dated 1793.
- Chamberlain v Hewetson, dated 1695. see also DEL 8/74
- Chambers v Chambers alias Packenham, dated 1732-34.
- Chambers and Boulton v Box, dated 1656.
- Chapman v Sterne, dated 1693.
- Chapman v Stowe and Le Souef, dated 1831.
- Charleton v Charleton, dated 1725-27.
- Chatterton v Nicholls, dated 1827-28. See also DEL 2/20
- Cheeseman v Ward, dated 1801-03. See also DEL 2/20
- Chester v Hawkins, dated [no date].
- Child v Evans alias Clark, dated 1704.
- Child v Thexter, dated 1699.
- Christian v Thompson, dated 1707. see also DEL 8/74
- Churchill v Dryer, dated 1744.
- Clancey v Richard, dated 1803-04. See also DEL 2/20
- Clanmaleer v Quin, dated 1700. see also DEL 8/75
- Clapham v Crofts, dated 1679. see also DEL 8/75
- Clapp et al. v The Exchange, dated 1681.
- [Clarke, Thomas, deceased], dated 1686.
- Clark v Berkley, dated 1711.
- Clarke v Bittleston, dated 1756.
- Clarke v Clarke, dated 1666.
- Clark v Montrath, dated 1711.
- Clarke v Reed, dated 1731-34.
- Clarke v Spensax, dated 1677.
- Clark and Clark v Dew, dated 1824-26.
- Clarke and Company v Bird and Company, dated 1768-71.
- Clavering v Clavering, dated 1736-8.
- Clay v Handypott and Handypott, dated 1733.
- Clayton v Dublin, archbishop of, dated 1703-05. see also DEL 8/75
- Clench v Clench, dated 1709.
- Clerke v Clerke, dated 1663.
- Clewer v Pullen, dated 1681-84.
- Clinch v Clinch, dated 1709.
- Clovile v Cooke, dated 1674-75.
- Clowdesly v Eritt, dated 1762.
- Clutterbuck v Freesan, dated 1678.
- Coates v Brown, dated 1823-24. See also DEL 2/20
- Cobbold v Baas, dated 1779-81.
- Cochrane v Cochrane, dated 1824-25. See also DEL 2/20
- Cock v Cock, dated 1679.
- Cock v Reeve et al, dated 1630.
- Cockerline v Gage and Others, dated 1766-67.
- Coghlan v Hervey, dated 1770.
- Coke v Coke, dated 1686.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3540886/
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